In the US, there is talk of creating a new secure domain zone, .SECURE.

US authorities have expressed interest in creating a new secure domain extension, .SECURE, that would be better protected from various types of attacks. General Keith Alexander, head of the US Cyber ​​Command, expressed his approval of the idea.

The creators of the .SECURE domain claim it will be more secure, as users will only be able to access websites within this domain if they give up their privacy and use only their real names and digital IDs. The .SECURE domain precludes any anonymity.

By visiting .SECURE domain websites, a person agrees to give up the anonymity of the Internet.

Furthermore, experts do not rule out the possibility of creating a cross between the open internet and the .SECURE domain, which would also lack anonymity but would require users to provide less personal data.